Will the Golden State Warriors visit President Trump's White House now that they've been crowned champions of the National Basketball Association?
"I'm picturing this scene where I go in and say, 'hey everybody, everyone be quiet, let's take a vote on whether we want to go to the White House.' Are you insane?"
There was a report that the Warriors had decided as a team not to attend, however members of the team quickly said that report wasn't true. Though Curry is nearly certainly returning to Golden State, how much money he returns for can impact the other roster moves the Warriors are able to make.
The 33-year-old swingman, known as a ferocious defender and dunker as well as being socially conscious, suggested it's possible Trump may not even be in the White House by the time the team potentially heads to Washington D.C. and that a scheduling conflict could eventually lead to the country's buzzy aspersion, "fake news".
The two-time MVP said he wouldn't go to the White House if he was invited. "We respect the office of the presidency of the United States and what it stands for", Morehouse said. I mean, it may be different. "I think it's just the ignorance, the convenient ignorance".
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"We're going to do what our leader (Curry) does", Iguodala said. "Still feel like that today, but obviously as a team we're going to have a conversation".
With a championship in any major professional sport, it usually comes with a trip to the White House in Washington D.C.to be congratulated by the president of the United States, who now is Donald Trump.
Some of Kerr's players have also publicly condemned Trump, including forward David West, who said the day after the election that "This whole fairy tale about a post-racial utopia that (Barack) Obama supposedly created?"
Warriors coach Steve Kerr has taken championship visits to the White House as National Basketball Association player and coach. "And I think that's done on goal". When asked about these words, Curry fearlessly told The San Jose Mercury News, "I agree with that description, if you remove the "et" from "asset'".
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